Episodes
-
JOHN002 - In the Beginning, John's a Little Intimidating, but It's Coming Into Focus Quickly
Understanding the Gospel of John requires patience and effort, similar to solving complex equations.
-
JOHN001 - Is John the Best Thing Ever Written in the History of the World?
The Gospel of John is an accessible entry point for those new to the Bible while also containing profound theological truths.
-
The Book of Philemon (How I Read It Out Loud With What I've Learned After 80 Episodes)
The power of love and relationships in the Christian faith.
-
PLMN080 - What Happened After Philemon and What's the Point of This Book?
The intricacy of Philemon’s relationship with Onesimus embodies the challenges of forgiveness and reconciliation.
-
PLMN079 - The Letter Is Very Kind, but It Came with Clear Expectations
Relationships require open communication and responsiveness to one another's needs.
-
PLMN078 - Paul's Willing to Put His Money Where His Mouth Is
Understanding the cultural context of biblical texts like Philemon is crucial for interpreting their messages.
-
PLMN077 - Brass Tacks: Is Paul Asking Philemon to Free Onesimus?
Engage in relationships with dignity, allowing space for people to make decisions.
-
PLMN076 - Good Old-Fashioned Theological Speculation
The podcast enters its final week discussing the book of Philemon, highlighting the journey it has taken over 80 episodes.
-
PLMN075 - I’ve Done the Science, and Sure Enough, Dropping Your Daughter Off at College Makes You Cry
The emotional journey of letting go and supporting growth in loved ones can be complex and painful, yet it is necessary.
-
PLMN074 - Expressions Like Nada Nada Limonada Are Not Useless
Language carries cultural significance and can often lose meaning in translation.
-
PLMN073 - Next Season Book Announcement
The next season will explore the book of John, promising an engaging and detailed approach to the Gospel.
-
PLMN072 - How Many Points of Appeal Do You Detect in the Book of Philemon?
Gratitude for past support has significance in community and relationships.
-
PLMN071 - Paul Uses His Apostolic Authority to Not Use His Apostolic Authority
Apostolic authority as seen in the New Testament can be a guide for modern church leadership and relational dynamics.
-
PLMN070 - Paul Thinks He Has Apostolic Authority and the New Testament Agrees
Apostolic authority is vital for understanding church governance and teaching.
-
PLMN069 - What is Apostolic Authority and Who Has It?
Apostolic authority is a debated concept among different Christian denominations, with varying perspectives on its origins and implications.
-
PLMN068 - The Stripes Change the Equation
Apostolic authority is complex and context-dependent, as demonstrated by Paul's letter to Philemon.
-
PLMN067 - THAT'S NOT AN ORDER, SOLDIER!
Balancing life requires meaningful connections with loved ones and stepping back from social media.
-
PLMN066 - Paul Pushes Philemon While Also Saying Terribly Nice Things
Teaching something you know well can lead to deeper insights and understanding.
-
PLMN065 - Six Degrees of The New Testament
The game of connecting actors can be a fun and engaging way to foster social interaction, especially during long drives.
-
PLMN064 - How's It Going, Jail Guy?
Low-effort nicknames can highlight office culture humor and create connections.
Follow this show on AudioBrevity and new episodes get summarized for you. Create a free account